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Table Top Game Systems >> Debate & Other >> old aritcle on the proliferation of bad supliments and new rule systems http://nolarpg.com/cgi-bin/NolaRPG/YaBB.pl?num=1279599460 Message started by hewhorocks on Jul 20th, 2010 at 5:17am |
Title: old aritcle on the proliferation of bad supliments and new rule systems Post by hewhorocks on Jul 20th, 2010 at 5:17am |
Title: Re: old aritcle on the proliferation of bad supliments and new rule systems Post by Gman on Jul 30th, 2010 at 11:05pm
Nice find and epic write up. I agree wholeheartedly with his viewpoint and while I do enjoy the 3.5/3.75 editions, I too typically limited to the Core books and a couple extras.
A game we had in Germany ended up with a Fighter having like 12 attacks per round with 8 of them @ max bonus rather than the lesser bonuses b/c of a slew of Min/Maxed feats cobbled together from a variety of sources. That as well as the fact that he was using Large versions of his weapons, one in each hand thanks to yet another feat, and I literally had had enough. I thought briefly of switching over the 4th edition, but the epic pace of release of their books made me realize I don't really need another rule set anyways, as it's usually just an adjunct to the actual sport of Role Playing, :D. |
Title: Re: old aritcle on the proliferation of bad supliments and new rule systems Post by SombreNote DM on Jul 31st, 2010 at 1:03am
Well I agree the story d&d stuff is crap. But I don't think rule books fall under this system. I mean... who writes the Fiendish Codex for word count? I can understand a novel working this way.
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